Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

The Nokia Store locations in Chicago and New York have officially launched the US version of the Nokia E75 messaging and multimedia device.
The Nokia E75 features a sliding QWERTY keyboard along with a standard keypad, QVGA display, quadband GSM/EDGE and dual-band HSDPA, the new Nokia Messaging client along with the Work/Life toggle found on the [...]

PhoneNews.com picks the phone which changed the industry the most in 2008.
What’s probably the most shocking thing about our pick is, not only is it not iPhone 3G, but it wasn’t even released this year. Read more to see what phone it is, and why.

I just bought 100 shares of Sprint for less than $400. It’s only fitting, considering that the company just launched the nation’s first 4G network. This crazy market condition could leave us with telecom bargains seen once in a generation… or it could leave our country stuck in 3G for the next decade. Read more to [...]

Okay, not the best concept for an In Russia… joke. But, it’s true. Sony Ericsson is notorious for not only refuxing to fix your phone (when they should), but actually making things worse. Our (traumatic) example, at the Read More link.

After camping out twice for iPhones, this editor-in-chief has decided to part ways with iPhone 3G. Find out why, and what Apple can do to win back my vote.

Getting rid of the Direct Connect name was a bad idea. Calling Sprint’s new QChat technology by the same name is even worse. Read more to hear the case for why Sprint should tack a 3G at the end of the new Direct Connect.

Yet Another Update: Sprint PR has responded saying that they can not confirm this, and have no new information. I would assume that Sprint PR would know if production was being stopped, and so I continue to discredit this report.
Another Update: I have sent emails to several Sprint PR reps asking for clarification. [...]